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All companies greater than 250 employees (and many with less than 250 employees) are required to maintain thorough records of their data, per Article 30 of the Regulation.
GDPR uses the phrase “record keeping” but chances are you’ve encountered adjacent phrases such as data mapping, data inventory, and data processing inventory. Much of the literature online co-mingles the definitions of these phrases, but in reality they refer to fundamentally different things.
Below, we explore the meaning of each of these phrases:
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